Mmmmm Pizza! This is a great idea for blokes that don’t know how to use an oven but still want the holy challis of junk food, the Pizza. The pizza oven has only one purpose and that’s to cook big circular heavenly pizzas.

The oven can cook pizzas up to 12″ in diameter and as it’s heats from both above and below you should get a nice crispy base along with the stringy melted cheese on top.

You can get the pizza oven from nodaya-net (Japanese) for ~$70, found via TokyoMango thanks Lisa.

You’ve probably seen those wimpy electric scooters in stores. They say they can go up to 10-12 mph, but in reality it’s more like 8 mph and you still need to recharge it every hour or so. Technically, the thing you see to the left isn’t a scooter. To me, it’s more like a mini moped, but Razor calls it a scooter, so I’ll just go along with it. Anyway, if you’re going to get your kid an electric scooter, the Sport Mod by Razor is the one to get. It actually goes fast.
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The new vacuum cleaner LG Kompressor may not be automated like the Roomba or the Dyson, and not even as fun as the robotic race car vacuum, but is going to leave your house sparkling clean thanks to its revolutionary system that compress the dirt into packets that you can clean up easily afterwards.

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I’m delighted to announce that we have a new guest blogger on the CG team, Andrew Tingle.

Andrew runs the very cool blog Thoughts from the Sidelines and will be a real asset to CG. I’ve enjoyed reading TFTS for the last few months and am really looking forward to seeing what he has in store for us.

Welcome on board Andrew.

If you always like to have a pint in your hand but find work colleagues disapprove, here’s the solution, the ceramic pint mug.

It might be shaped like a regular albeit old fashioned drinking jar but this drinking vessel is more suited to warmer beverages, so you can have a pint in your hand even at work.

The ceramic pint mug is available in white or black from BoysStuff.

More and more useful gadgets are coming in smaller and smaller form factors.
For the most part, that’s a good thing (I like my camera nice and thin), but sometimes it doesn’t turn out nearly as well (remember UMPCs? Of course you don’t.) Don’t be sad though! This is one of those happy gadgets that benefits from its smaller form factor. In fact, it even has a nifty little keychain built right in so you can take it anywhere your keys go. What the devil am I talking about? It’s a mini card reader — this baby reads all of your SIM and MicroSD cards.
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This is a useful little gadget, an email printer that works without a PC, the HP Printing Mailbox. Read the rest of this entry »